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A watercolor painting of a lively park scene near a historic ancient Greek temple, with groups of people walking, some sitting, and musicians playing guitars under trees.

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Having Jenny's paintings showcased on her website gives art enthusiasts easy access to her work, and the option to purchase directly online is very convenient. Offering commissioned paintings allows for personalized art experiences that can be very meaningful. If you have any specific questions or need help with anything related to Jenny's Art Space, just let me know!

  • An elderly woman with short blonde hair, wearing a white jacket and carrying a black backpack, is standing on a bridge overlooking a river. She is holding a sketchbook with sketches and smiling at the camera. In the background, there are boats on the river, green trees, and a large historic building with spires and turrets under a cloudy sky.

    Artist Jenny Whalley

    Interested in learning to paint or seeking watercolor tips? I support beginners and experienced artists, offering tutorials, workshops. Reignite your artistic enthusiasms. Try new techniques, and explore fresh ideas. Don’t wait—contact me today to rejuvenate your painting experience. Your next masterpiece awaits!
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    Jenny offers unique group art classes for corporate retreats, providing supplies or allowing you to bring your own. These sessions foster team-building and creativity as everyone paints together. With years of experience teaching art, Jenny ensures a memorable event. Make your retreat special and inspiring with her art workshops!

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  • Colorful painting depicting a group of people excitedly riding in a taxi, with some people standing on the roof and others leaning out of the windows, surrounded by a vibrant green background and two women walking in front.

    More about Jenny

    Using oil pastels and boot polish on homemade rag paper is a technique Jenny uses. Art teachers lacking art paper, amid sanctions and drought, created a method to make paper. Discarded Industrial overalls, bought were distributed to villagers. They learned to mulch the overall creating paper. This paper, not suited for water-based paint, worked well for oil pastels and boot polish. Zimbabwean students, were awarded 100% pass mark for their innovative exam pieces, marked in the uk. Jenny has several oil pastels and boot polish drawing right here on her webpage.

    OIL PASTELS